Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-06-13
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Barton
7. q. Bartlett i expected home from
Manchester soon
The grass crop Is heavy and forward.
strike it early when the weather is good.
The Ladies' society of the Cong. church
meet with Mrs c. H. Dwinen on We'd
uesday-
Mrs Johndro has been bailed out of
Jail. She has soured on this place and
will not return here.
The odd Girls meet at the NJ. E. vestry
Wednesday afternoon supper from 10
o'clock Al invited.
DR.. !. F. skinner i getting up well
from his late sickness.-George Whitcher
was able to ride out last week.
c. Fl. Dwineu has recently purchased
q piano for his family. also one for Mrs.
ID. ID. Bean.
The band boys are practicing consider
ably ont Of doors and on the march. Let's
have that park laid out and the band stand
located
The Boston Concert Company will give
an entertainment at Opera House Hall, on
saturday evening. June 18th. See posted
bills and advertisements.
David Collision has made improve
mentS on MS house by making the cham
Der story higher, cIapboards, paint, etc;
Frank LoveweII has nicely painted his
new house.
A large number turned out to the Ag
riculJural Society meeting last week, and
"a lively interest was manifested in regard
20 the coming fair, which is set for
sept . and IS.
10. Shatney brought into this office, on
saturday a pail of snow which he took
from large drift on Beach Hill, Glover
Il Is more of curiosity than it would
have been six weeks ago
%. +. Badger has made 200 pounds Of
butter from TWO native cows since March
10TH Mr.. Badger has hen that amuses
herself by laying miniature eggs, y of
which weigh only ~, ounces.
j. Z. Dawson lost between this place
and Wolcott. few days since, a heavy
gold ring on which were the initials F.
Z. 5 Whoever viii return the same TO
-u-> Office or leave it at the Craftsbury
pp>t-otiice viii be handsomely rewarded.
Thildrens' Day services at the church
e> here yesterday with appropriate ser
mons in the morning and concerts in
the evening. The display of plants and
flowers Is growing more and more beau
tiful from year to year. The children
did their parts we'll
Wilson's All Star Minstrels, under the
auspices CT the Barton COrnet Band,
win give an entertainment at Opera Hall
tomorrow Tuesday evening. We have
Wesley Batchelder's word for it that it
j. "a very excellent Minstrel show. 1t is
pro rata thing, we understand, with
the band, and our people will like 10
assist a. far as convenient.
Judge Austin will hold sessions of the
Probate Court at the office OF F. W.
Baldwin in this village on the second
Monday in every month. This will be an
accommodation 10 the people in this
on the part OF Judge Austin TO accOmmO-
date, 80 far as possible, the people of the
county in this important matter of Pro-
bate Court business.
Johnnie Prindle writes US that the
troupe Of which he Is q member, will be
TINS way the last OF the month and give
al entertainment. He sends us a lot Of
newspaper clipping showing how great
success the company has had in all parts
oil the country. Prindle says the show
= an exceedingly funny" one. There
VIII be u large attendance if they come
here. Mr.. Prindle always calls ont a
crowd
VIM. s Drew Of the firm of Drew &
NheeiOck, is making a brief visit here
on his return from trip to St. Law
renee Co, n. Y, where he has been buy
ins lot OF Creamery butter Mr. Drew
nnds il necessary TO keep ON the line of
Creamery butter chiefly, as customers
are demanding creamery butter in place
OF the dairy product He thinks 1t
strange Lhat the farmers ia this vicinity
do not build creamery.
Saturday l. busy day about town, and
many persons from this and surrounding
towns are seen about the business places
here We have no doubt that the attract
i've advertisements i'm the MoSTToB have
something to do with drawing people TO